>> in the news this morning july 10, richmond police are trying to determine a motive for a shooting that left three men dead inside an apartment. and a c-130 coast guard crew will search again today for seven people still missing for the cap sized fishing boat that sank in mexican waters one week ago today. good morning, it's 54 in san francisco, san jose. 56 in oakland. and thing if moving into the bay area. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. richmond police have a triple homicide on their hands this morning. we are questioning the only person found alive inside an apartment where an apparent shootout left three men dead in

one room. john alston talks with investigators and neighbors about the blast of gunfire yesterday at a city housing project, one with a reputation for violence. >> reporter: whatever happened inside this two bedroom unit at the triangle court apartment complex, it was excessively violent a close-range gun battle involving three men, numerous shots and more than a few weapons. residents here have seen their share of crime were taken back. >> it's crazy. i'm tired of it, i'm sick of it. >> 36-year-old michael a anderson was murdered. and 19-year-old donte de elony and a 28-year-old man. they both stopped by for some unknown reason. >> we have him in for interrogation and interview and he's cooperating. we aren't looking for any other suspects. the entire crime scene is in one room in the house. >> there were children's bunk beds in one room but no kids

were home at the time >> i know the little boy that lives there. mark has played with him on a couple of occasions. >> richmond's triangle neighborhood has endured violent crime over the years. just outside the apartment where the homicide took place there was evidence of suspected drug use and a bullet showcasing not connected to this shooting. police say they are frustrated because things were getting better. >> we really do have a sense of community. the lighting is better, the tenants are no longer able to be able to be involved in criminal activity so we have seen a big reduction in violence. when things like this happen, we have to determine why. >> ms. turner doesn't think the neighborhood has gotten safer. >> it happened here, and i want to move. i don't feel secure in my area place of living, and that's about it. >> reporter: police are still trying to come up with a motive in this case. as for the man being questioned who was here at the scene, they say he is a person of interest

and in the a suspect at this point. in richmond, john alston, abc7 news. >> a sacramento-based c-130 coast guard crew will conduct another search today for seven people still missing from a chartered fishing boat that cap sized and sank in mexican waters on july 3rd. the ship was knocked over by a huge wave. abc7 talks with one survivor who found himself floating in the sea of cortes. >> charles is used facing danger. he's former oakland police lewd. owes now a chief of police for the contra college college. he was onboard the eric. >> it was like the titanic. i felt this feeling of abandon meant. >> the 57-year-old and several

others were in the dark water confused and squared. charles didn't have a life vest. instead he held on to an ice cooler. dozens floated nearby. finally a fellow fisherman, glen wong, offered his. wong's brother brian, is still missing. >> he saved my life. >> but then the group separated. carroll spent nearly 15 hours alone. he eventually swam to an island where local fishermen found him and another survivor. this is video of charles in mexico back on land. in the meantime the search for seven others who are still missing continues today. >> do you think they are still alive? >> i hope so. >> the coast guard has agreed to keep looking at least until tuesday. since the accident survivors have been found in the water and on nearby islands. >> if i made it to an island they can. i hope they are somewhere on one of those islands out there waiting to be helped.

>> don lee's family is trying to stay farm but they are having a hard time. they are bracing themselves for the worse. they would like a specialized dive team get involved and search the sunken ship. >> their main goal is to get the dive done, get the closer and whether my father in law their father is down there. if that's the case, bring him home. >> the secretary of tourism for baja, california said a deep water dive team from hawaii is willing to help. abc7 news. >> a five team could last two weeks and cost $100,000 in a private company takes on the job. the fishing boat is thought to be at a depth of 200 to 300 feast that would require what is known as a mixed gas dive where divers need a special mixture of oxygen helium and nitrogen. each dive could take a half-hour to reach the boat and a full hour or more to return to the

surface. >> you have the problem of getting all the equipment there to do it, then you have the problem of doing the actual dive and the penetration is probably the most dangerous thing is you don't know how the wreck is, you don't know if it is sitting upright, sup side down. >> and divers could only spend 15 minutes at a time searching inside the sunk epidemic ship. cal fire crews of battling a wildfire north of sacramento this morning in the foothills. high winds snapped a power line around 4:00 yesterday afternoon and caused the flames to quickly spread out of control. this video shot last night shows calmer winds after sunset. the fire is burning near the town of smartville. so far no homes are threatened. crews have cut containment lines around 25% of the fire. a tsunami alert has been lifted after yet another major

earthquake in japan last night. the 7.0 quake shook japan's northeastern coast. it's the same area designate bid a quake and killer tsunami four months ago. the epicenter in the pacific ocean, 131 miles east of sundai, the area hit hardest in the march quake. dozens of aftershocks have rocked the country since that disaster >> we are hours away from crucial debt ceiling negotiationings on capitol hill. they have rejected president obama's compromise offer to make major cuts to the ned federal government and social services in exchange for tax heights. boehner reportedly made his decision of a speaking to president obama by phone yesterday afternoon. the president offered to put social security medicare and medicaid cuts on the table in exchange for a tax hike of roughly $100 billion per year over ten years. democratic and gop leadership

scheduled to meet later today to continue the debt ceiling negotiations. up next, atlantis prepares for the final shuttle dock with the international spacestation. we will have the latest on the mission. and a whirlwind weekend for the royal couple in southern california is winding down. find out what will and kate are doing on their last day in l.a. [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces of that famous chicken 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of four or more just 20 bucks.

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when they get within 600 feet of the spacestation the commander chris ferguson will guide it through a back flip maneuver. that allows the crew to photograph and inspect the heat shield to make sure it wasn't damaged during liftoff. dock is scheduled for 8:07 our time. they will then join six international members aboard the spacestation for a week of equipment transfers. tonight on abc7 we will air an exclusive interview with jaycee dugard. she was held captive in antioch by philip and nancy garrido. people have been wait to go hear from the girl. >> she's a survivor. i will be proud to have a daughter like that. i really would. she went through an awful lot. >> you can watch diane sawyer's interview with a two-hour prime

time special tonight at 9:00 here on abc7. diane is also going to be answering questions about her interview on twitter. you can tweet your questions to at diane sawyer at twitter. >> the headline on the news stands says it all, thank you and good-bye. owner rupert mur dock shut the tape down after a scandal. they are a accused of hacking into the voicemail of dead soldiers and celebrities. >> we have already apologized. >> you have been let down by people. but the result was the paper was let down. >> well, now murdoch multimillion-dollar take over of britain's biggest satellite

station is in jeopardy as a result of the scandal. he's flown to london to try to control the damage. >> this is the final day in los angeles for the royal couple. prince william and kate had a full day yesterday in southern california spending time raising money for charity and talking about some of their favorite causes. abc's bob woodworth has been traveling with them and has more. >> day two of will and kate's excellent american adventure began in an aerial convoy up the california coast, touching down at the posh santa barbara polo club are the well-healed and well-known came to mingle with the world's most famous newlyweds. >> he's lived his life with dignity and seems like a really good guy. >> security was extremely tight. even the vips were screened their luxury cars carefully inspected. will and kate came here to raise money for the many charities

that nuc his brother, prince harry, support. >> we are focused on helping military veterans and their families working on sustainable development. we also want to give the most disadvantaged young in society hope and confidence in their lives. >> in a sea of splendidly dressed guests, he stood out again. he also showed how comfortable he is atop a phoney on the polo field. it's a sell he shares with his brother and prince charles. a fast game, a bit risky for royalty. he hook a scary headfirst tumble last year at a match in new york but escaped injury. >> the royal's visit so far has been different than on the coast of canada where adoring crowds got up-close and personal with the world it coupled. >> in terms of access, the thing i notice sudden you don't get any. and if you do, you have to pay through the nose for it. here at the polo people paid thousands of dollars a ticket

and they are literally getting a glimpse of william and kate. >> that was abc bob reporting. lisa is here to talk about the weather. it seems kind of mild out there. >> for now because it continues to cool in many bay area locations. in our inland valleys you will feel it gone today. right now emeryville looking at the dark shot there. sun coming up 5:56. we have a little patchy fog around the bay. we will see some sun but the on shore winds are back. i will detail the forecast coming up. >> all right. also coming up, tim lincecum shuts down the mets at at&t park in his final start before the all-star game. we've got your highlights coming up in this morning's sports.

>> this morning avon walk for breast cancer participants are walking, and closing ceremonies are this afternoon at for the -- ft. mason. last night the event was kicked off in san francisco. each participant is walking up to 39 and a half miles all to support the ongoing search for a cure. they raised more than $4.5 million. all the funds goes to local breast cancer organizations. since its launch in 2003, the avon foundation has raised more

than $35 million. this year's a.i.d.s. walk san francisco will be held next sunday july 17th in golden gate park. you can register by calling or visit aids walk.net. good walk today for the ladies in the avon. >> the temperature is comfortable in the 50s. we are looking at the persistent onshore flow to get the cool marine air into the valleys further today. yesterday we managed a couple 80s out there. 81 at the airport in concord and 82 around muffet field. the fog not too widespread. just a little patchy fog in santa rosa saw. more fog to the north. it's 52 in fremont as well as redwood city. 56 in oakland. we are looking at numbers cooler today. this morning numbers are 8 degrees cooler than we were

yesterday. 5 degrees cooler in napa. notice loskota6 degrees cooler. we are looking at patchy drizzle at the coast and temperatures in the low 80s today inland. that persistent onshore blow. below normal temperatures right on through thursday. so the fog, it will eventually make its way across the bay. but we do have a north-south component. the gradient will be pushing the fog away from the marine coast so temperatures there should be warmer. mid-and up he were 70s. elsewhere widespread 60s across the bay and a few 80s inland. if you like it cool another comfortable day. sacramento down to 86 degrees today. still in the 90s in the san joaquin valley. and 82 in the southern sierra. we will be looking at still several more days of cool air due to a persistent trough to the north and west of us.

it will continue to dig to the south and east. as it does, we will see a more generous onshore push. in fact, the low clouds and fog sticking around a little bit longer day today. so as for today, numbers continue to come down. but it will be sunny. so the afternoon will be pleasant. but temperatures at least 5 degrees cooler here in the south bay. down from about 80 yesterday. san jose 75. 73 in sunyvale, and notice the low 70s here. upper 60s in milbrae. clear at the coast. half moon bay 59. san francisco, should be a nice afternoon with partly sunny skies, 62. early on you will have the low clouds fog maybe coastal mist and drizzle. 76 novoto. and 68 in oakland today. 70 hayward. out over the hills looking at numbers right around 80 in dublin.

walnut creek. 85 brentwood and down by the monterey bay look for the fog and by midday we will see afternoon clearing. only 66 in salinas. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. breezy with the sea breeze coming up of in late in the afternoon. look at the numbers come early into the work week. we are talking upper 70s in concord, liver are more. that the tuesday and wednesday with mid-50s at the coast. looks like we will be warming up by the end of the week. hopefully folks will be ready for that. probably they will be ready for that. >> yeah, with those really cool temperatures, sure. all right. thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. tonight the giants will try to end the first half of the season on a winning note against the mets at at&t park. last night tim lincecum tried to even his record and silence some credittics before tuesday night's all-star game. collin has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. six wins, eight losses and an all-star? even tim lincecum wanted nothing to do with that.

timmy will head to phoenix, a .500 pitcher. party crews in the bay last night. i was not invited. facing murphy and murphy wins this at-bat deep to right. bounces up and off the wall. carlos beltran scores. 1-0 new york lead. the double. extends his hit streak to 20 games. runners at second and third. table set for nate schierholtz. up the middle. this is the tag. the throw is late. everyone is safe. game is tied. giants get two more runs in the game by a fielder's choice and timmy able to tame the mets' offense. six strikeouts in six innings of four-hit ball. 3-1, giants. now two up on arizona in the west. quote from my producer, will south wood last night. i'm just sick of it, he said! he was talking about his beloved oakland a's after an embarrassing loss in arlington.

josh gives them the lead. the a's would jump out to a 4-0 lead. of course, it didn't last. in the fifth, brandon mccarthy delivers. adrian beltre demolishes. his second homer in as many games. four-run hit to tie it up in the fifth. a's up 6-5. then the ninth inning collapsed. elvis anders, grounder to second. the weak throw is wide. that's going to leave a mark on jackson. oakland's 70th error of the season. it was costly. next batter, josh hamilton, sorry a's fan but part of me is very happy for him. what a somber last three days he has had. walk-off two-run homer. 7-6, the final. rangers go for a four-game sweep this afternoon. history made by derek jeter yesterday. third inning against the rays. he joins wade boggs as the only player to hit a home run for their 3,000th hit.

he is the first yankee to ever get to 3,000 and he wasn't done. a perfect 5 for 5 at the plate including the game-ringing base hit in the eighth. yankees 5, rays4 in the bronx. and 2, that's the number of goals the earthquakes have scored in their last five games that. number includes last night's contest against philadelphia. while the quakes didn't make much noise, the head coach did his share of yelling. ejected for the tirade in the second half. keeper john bush really good. 53rd minute denied. bush to get his 58th career shutout. san jose scoreless as well and ends in a nil-nil draw. quarters finals women host cup and the host nation germany is out. extend by japan. 108th minute, they outrun the german defense, fires past the keeper and that would be the gail winner. duty-time defending champ is out of thed. japan advancing to the semifinals for the first time

ever. team usa, they play brazil today." it looked like a mistake at the top of the woman's leaderboard after two rounds. miyazato in first place and in second place. they around related. both in japan. shot of the day not from miyazato, leon the par-5. dunks it. and lee is 3 over par. miyazato inside the fringe for birdie and it will drop. back-to-back birdies. she's 5-under. due to weather delays, both miyazatos unable to tee off so they will play that and potentially the final round today. if only steve stricter could dominate the masters the way he does the john deere classic. he would love that. in line for a third straight win at the event.

nearly holds the approach on 10. he shoots a 63 at 20-under. he will take a two-shot lead into today's final round. nascar from the bluegrass sheet, for the first time at kentucky speedway, kyle bush pulled away from jimmy johnson on a restart with with three a laps together and he would take the checkered flag. the tour de france no change at the top. i will see you again at five six and 11. until then i'm collin resch. >> up next, san francisco landlords are talking lawsuit. plan to make it easier for ex-con he is to get housing and why landlords call it outrageous. and the government's plan to roll back home loan limits and how it will cut into the bay area h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h

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>> the san francisco police union accepted a deal that allows officetories get 5% pay raise that they agreed to earlier to avoid paves. they agreed to pay 3% more into their pension fund sooner rather than later to help the budget. it was worked by by mayor ed lee with union leaders. the pension fund may ultimately be died by san francisco voters who are likely to face two competing ballot measures in november. some landlords in began are concerned about a proposal they say would say would force them to rent to ex-con's. the city's human rights commission wants to change city codes as a way to keep former offenders on track. >> he works in a garden outside san bruno jail. he was just released from the

facility back in january and now desperately needs housing but says no one will rent to him. >> they want the police report and it's just hard. you have a felony and they just don't want to. i never get a call back >> the city's human rights commission wants to add people like thomas, those with arrest or conviction records to categories like race, religion and sexual orientation when it comes to prohibiting housing discrimination. >> what we are doing is giving people a chance to turn their lives around. >> theresa sparks is executive director of the commission. >> we around going to force something down someone's throat if there is really a legitimate reason but just because they were arrested five years ago or ten years ago and if they haven't done it again, yeah that's not a reason not to renato them. >> the new proposal has the support of the sheriff's department d. a. and others who show studies show stable housing

and employment reduce recidivism. but landlords are talking about suing. >> the city of san francisco is again trying to legislate in an arena that is controlled by the federal government. >> she is executive director of the san francisco apartment association. she believes the federal law is already clear. >> you can't discriminate against people when they come to rent an apartment under the current federal fair housing laws. >> so would that make this a moot point? >> in my opinion it would make it a moot point. >> but this father of four says he keeps getting turned away. >> it's hard. i mean, you just got to keep look and keep trying. >> the human rights commission antidiscrimination proposals include employment, as well as housing for former offenders. there will be two public forums later this month so you can weigh in. we have the information on our

website. carolyn tyler abc7 news. >> all right. dozens of guns are now off the streets of pal at -- palo alto this morning. dozens of handguns and rifles were turned in yesterday during the city's gun buy-back program. each was exchanged for a $100 cash card. the buy-back program was established after a toddler was accidentally shot to death by a twelve-year-old boy who found a gun in a garage. >> it's a safety issue. chances of you injuring yourself with a weapon or someone in your family with a weapon you had stored are greater than you using using it for self-defense. >> 137 guns have been turned in since the program began back in 2009. at-risk teens are turning from tagging build to go making art in san jose. the project creates murals in areas where graffiti is a problem. it gives kids something positive to do and helps create pride in

their neighborhood. organizers also say many kids who join the project end up turning in their gang colors. santa clara's city manager is recommending the city deny a request by former 49ers great joe montana to get the first shot at developing city-owned property next to the planned 49er's stadium. montana and former 49ers owner want 18 months of exclusive first rights to negotiate a lease with the city. they want to build a hotel, sports bar and retail project that they announced back in december. but our media partner, the san jose mercury news reports the city manager sent a memo to the council fry that recommends giving everybody a chance to bid on the seven acre site. and counties are given a chance to join the newly formed energy authority at no cost if they act before november 7th. it is designed to compete with

pg&e in selling electrical power to cities. it also offers a much higher percentage of so-called green electricity generated from renewable resources. according to the miranda independent journal the four cities who have not joined of court ma corte madera, parks spur ross and novoto. the amount of money home buyers can borrow through a conforming loan is being reduced which is not good news here in the high-priced bay area market. the federal government is mandating the change. here is abc7 leeann to explain. >> a conforming loan, most residents can borrow up to $729,000. conforming loans are backed by the government fannie mae freddy mac and the fha. by october it will be reduced by $104,000, leaving future bay area homebuyers the ability to

borrow only $625,000. researchers at the george washington university school of business are suggesting the fha loan limits should be rolled back even further. >> so you need to come up with that extra 104 out of your pocket or you would need to have a jumbo loan, and that would be more expensive. >> jumbo loans are not attractive to most homebuyers. >> the interest rate is higher, but also it's more difficult to qualify because there are fewer lenders that are providing loans of that size. >> the concern is by reducing the conforming loan limits thousands of californian homebuyers will be shutout of home ownership unless they can come up with a higher down payment. >> people don't have it. you know, incomes have dropped. there's so much unemployment. >> industry experts say lowering the lone limits could affect home values and our economic recovery. >> what we are seeing are closed

doors up and down the neighborhood. >> not everyone grease. russ sell a business owner in burlingame. >> i don't think it's going to have a huge effect only because the area we are in, the real estate prices are high enough where there aren't going to be that many things because the vast bulk of them are already jumbo loans. >> leeann said the higher loan limits have been extremely helpful to counties like san mateo. the average sale was $970,000. according to the experts in the industry, it's unlikely congress will extend those limits. well weather has been a mixed bag. is it going to continue that way? >> well, we are going to go ahead with the cooling trend continuing especially inland. so as we head outside right now you notice the roof camera plenty of clouds out there. we will see some sun today. it's going to be only in the low 60s downtown. we will see the 80s elsewhere. what about the work week ahead? i'll have all the details coming right up. >> also ahead a growing

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the weather should be pretty good for that sort of thing. >> yeah. you will need the jacket. it will be gray throughout much of the morning but then we will see some sunshine. more widespread 60s and 70s this afternoon as the 80s go a little further to the east. in fact, we are looking at that stratus filling in right now. here's the look from emeryville. it's at about 2,000 feet, the deck of low clouds. it will continue to retreat throughout the day today. it will peel back. we look at numbers anywhere from about 5 degrees below the average today. 52 fremont. we are looking at numbers compared to yesterday cooler, about 8 degrees cooler this morning in redwood city with 6 degrees cooler and 5 degrees cooler in napa. patchy fog in santa rosa. we are looking at low clouds the coastal drizzle perhaps and cooler temperatures mainly inland. you have experience the cool down already with the breezy,

westerly winds. once again today at the coast it will be kind of gusty at times with those winds increasing. but we are looking at the clearing to start from the north today. in fact with that the numbers should stay in the mid-and upper 70s the further north you get. elsewhere, still only in the low to mid-60s across the bay and the inland east bay. it will be cool and the cooler air finally pushing through the delta and in the valley just 86 in sacramento today. the fog along the coast. we should see afternoon clearing here. 81 in los angeles. but it will be patchy. so you will notice that the temperatures still only in the upper 50s so that's not bogey to change at the coast. what continues to change is the depth of the marine layer in the days ahead due to the upper level trough. it continues to dig to the south. as it does, the low clouds and fog will be building from 2,000 feet to 3000 feet in the next couple of days and maxing out at about thursday where temperatures will be about 10 degrees cooler than average

this our inland valleys. around the bay though and by the coast, we should see some persistence with numbers still in the 60s to low 70s there. today, though, 5 degrees cooler for you in san jose at 7 a. 73 in sunyvale and breezy winds today at times, 76. san francisco 62 degrees today. as much as 6 degrees below the average n the north bay we will see more mid-upper 70s for sonoma, 77. 76 napa. near east bay yes still kind of cool here. upper 60s in oakland. you only managed low 60s yesterday. 71 san leandro, 74 castro valley. a couple low 80 he is in danville. and 80 dublin, 81 pleasanton. the fog is sitting here throughout the morning and then clearing. 84 gilroy. night game tonight for the giants.

that will be cool. the look ahead the temperatures about the same tomorrow but look what happens tuesday and wednesday. we are talking another 5 degrees of cooling. we will be ready for the warmup. hopefully it will be on time for next weekend. this is how it goes, up and down. >> some of us are never satisfied, too. we complain when it gets really hot, you know. >> that's not me though. >> thanks lisa. there was a time when a tree that had to be taken down in your yard was good for nothing but firewood. now green carpenters are coveting the urban wood and finding more useful purposes for it. here's dan ashley. >> this tree in oakland has to be cut down because it was undermining a retaining wall. tree trimmers will take it apart and chip the branches to be used for mulch. but the biggest parts of the tree will be spared from the firewood pile end and up at the oakland lumber yard. >> the tree is like opening up a novel. there is stuff inside that you don't expect and you learn

about. >> master carpenter, paul sees the beauty in this urban wood. he owns joinery structures. they take trees from urban settings, ages the wood, and then mills it. the resulting timber will be turned into homes furniture and restaurants. >> when all this wood that gross in the urban forest has a story because it gross up around people and people do things to it. they grind it hang hammock on it, and they cut off the limbs and it makes the wood had a lot of character. >> it's part of a growing movement around the bay area and around the nation n may the friends of the urban forest hosted the first californian urban wood conference. they brought together for evidentiary experts, cities and woodworkers to educate them about the urban forest and to talk about the alternative uses for wood gathered from city landscaping and local yards. >> we see urban wood coming out of our cities in a way that it

shouldn't be. it's been chipped up right away and turned right into mulches and things which are used, about you that value is not as strong as a table. >> urban for evidentiary allows woodworkers access to timber they usually can't get their hands on. >> sometimes the biggest trees are in the urban areas and they are treated like garden plants and they are well-taken care of. >> this man wrote the book on harvesting urban wood. >> things are taking off. they are colessing and we are moving to the point i believe we will have the urban forest products industry. >> this store may be one of the beneficiaries of that new industry. urban hard woods started in seattle in 2001 and has now expanded to three stores on the west coast specializing in wood from local communities. >> people are becoming a little more conscious about the product they buy. they want something well-made and handmade and they want something green. >> dan ashley, abc7 news.

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>> no one else wants to pay someone else's bridge follow but that's what a man was asked to do. he was getting someone else's follow violations on his account. michael finney stepped in to help. >> drew polt has learned to go with the flow, so to speak. he's been paralyzed since a viral infection put him in a coma back in college. getting around isn't always easy but he manages quite well. but managing a problem with the bridge follow, well, it proved to be too much so he came to 7 on your side. >> about a year and a half ago

in march of last year i started getting follow violation notices for a car that's not mine. >> the follow violations all occurred on the dumbarton bridge a bridge he says he never uses. the violations came in bunches. >> one two three. >> he called fast track but weeks would pass and more bills for more unpaid tolls would arrive. >> seven, eight mine. >> each time he called fasttrac admitted the mistake and said it would be taken care of but the bogus violations kept piling up. >> fourteen fifteen. >> he received 15 in all over a four-month period. >> i called them a few times, i sent them a letter, and then i assumed it would stop. >> security cameras snapped this picture of the violator's license plate 4ydb248.

drew's plate is 4ydb218. >> the license plate is similar, but it's one number off. >> so what's the confusion? the bay area toll authority explains it this way in an e-mail. the camera system was reading the plate incorrectly. no manual review of the license plate was conducted because the program assigned a high confidence level for its automatic read. two years ago 7 on your side did a story about a danville family facing a near identical problem. >> the violations ten to mount and continue to mount. >> fasttrac told us back then it was working with its contractor to fix the problem. two years later it says the easiest solution by far would be the elimination of a license plate frames. the bay area toll authority has not proposed to do with license plate frames. but it did take care of drew's

problem after being contact the by 7 on your side. >> you know, if i wasn't a comedian with a higher standard of comedy, i might think it was funny. >> fasttrac tells 7 on your side it has 1 million accounts in the bay area and the automated system handles well over 99.9% of the transactions flawlessly. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> coming up next it's no fish tale. we will show you a little-no one historic spot right here in san francisco.

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>> if you are look for something different to do today you might find the casting pools at golden gate park. there's a casting tournament there this morning at 9:30. abc7's heather ishimaru reports from an often overlooked historic spot in san francisco. >> across the street from the golden gate park buffalo, next door to the san francisco police department's stables, just follow the sign to a little slice ever peace and beauty that spark else like a gem. the anglers lodge and casting pools are a 1938wpa project built for the 1938 angling and casting club. this man wasn't here then but he has for the last 30 years and comes every day now to keep watch at the lodge entrance. he's known as the godfather here. he says it hasn't changed much in the last three decades. >> pretty much the same. pretty much the same, yeah. >> historian said it started

in 1943. >> through people could cast at the same time and people would go there and wait their turn to be able to practice casting. >> the club later convinced the city to build the lodge and pond. >> you can actually see that this was hewn by hand. >> inside are floor to ceiling lockers filled with the stuff of fish stories. the club has 500 members but the bonds are also open to the public. >> relaxing. you know, it's being out in the open listening to the birds. as you can see, there's no hook there. [laughter] >> the bonds are internationally known. one of the few urban places to practice and learn. tom gong learned here and now teaches. >> some people prefer very very what is known as very fast rods.

in that case the rod bends only -- almost only in the tip. and then other people would prefer a rod that has medium action and bends further down. >> national tournaments also put it on the map and yet many san francisco people don't realize it's here in their back yards. >> coming up next at 6:00, three people found dead inside a richmond apartment building with frustrated police believe they had been making a difference. and the harrowing details from one of the passengers who swam to shore after a fishing boat sank off the coast of mexico.

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